Hi Reader,

Just a few years ago, talking about drones in professional broadcasting operations was not accepted.

There were many concerns about safety, reliability, quality, and even the age of the operators.

However, when you see clips like the following, you understand that a drone shot is now crucial to make your shows look better.

This clip is from Paul Short, a drone pilot out of New Zealand who is based now in Atlanta, USA.

You look at his reel and the shots are amazing.

But he is not the only one.

Look at this clip from Jake Butters from We Fly Aerial Media:

They have been shooting around the world, even in a cruise ship from Europe to the USA. Just look at their reel as well.

I cannot forget about Beverly Hills Aerials. This company is full of talented crew and they show it every week at the biggest events like the USFL games, Nascar, Super Bowl or the MLB World Series.

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But this doesn’t only happen in the USA,

I have worked with the talented David Galaviz out Monterrey Mexico and the quality of his shots matches the ones that I have seen in many other places.

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I am sure that in your city or country, there is a kid that started playing with a drone and now has steady business out of this "hobby".

Remember, just a few years ago drones were only an idea and there were more doubts than realities.

Now, they are part of any great show and I would say that they are standard if you want to enhance your productions.

I leave you with a question that I ask myself daily?

What is one technology development that is not ready yet but has the chance to become a key element in broadcasting, just like the drones have done it.

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